Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Final Score

This is where Southampton fans and us as neutrals want to see them playing their football. Get into the final third and then start the intricate moves, show the skills and the dribbles. They look so much more assured playing in the final third instead of playing out from their own penalty area.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Final Score

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Danny Welbeck is in fine form isn't he! He did well to use his strength to bump off Tino Livramento, used the challenge to push himself forward and it is a lovely finish into the back of the net.

Jamie Vardy careens into Saints keeper Aaron Ramsdale as he makes a clearance, to the displeasure of the home crowd.

Frustration maybe showing for Vardy, who gets away without even conceding a foul.

Manchester United have another opportunity but Alejandro Garnacho wastefully shoots wide when well placed. Been a good game, with both sides having chances but it's still goalless.

Southampton are playing some good passing football, but they are also walking a disciplinary tightrope.

Tyler Dibling is the fourth Saints player booked in the opening 36 minutes, for pulling the shirt of Stephy Mavididi.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I cannot believe that Eriksen has missed that. He could have popped it in either corner.

A great chance for Christian Eriksen to put Manchester United ahead, but he can't take it when he really should have scored.

Southampton want a free kick on the edge of the box when Tyler Dibling goes over the leg of Oliver Skipp. Leicester want Dibling booked for simulation.

Referee Anthony Taylor obliges neither side.

Aribo's last competitive goal came in April, this was his first strike of the season.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Final Score

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We always say a penalty is missed when it is saved, so give the keeper credit. Emiliano Martinez, the best keeper in the world for penalties, does well to put off Andreas Pereira, gets big, goes the right way to save the shot.

I don't think Pereira is helped by the debate with Raul Jimenez before he takes it. But it is a poor penalty. So much so that once Martinez guessed the right way he was saving it.

A third Southampton booking comes for Taylor Harwood-Bellis for an absolute bone-shaker of a tackle on Facundo Buonanotte.

VAR takes a brief look at it, but the yellow is not upgraded to a red.

How are Newcastle not ahead? A brilliant disguised pass from Sandro Tonali puts Alexander Isak clean through.

He only has Bart Verbruggen to beat, but the Dutch stopper spreads himself out and denies the forward with his feet.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

Brentford manager Thomas Frank has been making loads of notes during this opening period.

He keeps throwing it on the floor in his technical area, then picking it up again to write something else down.

I am assuming it is match related and he's not just forgotten it is his turn to do the shopping.

So nearly 3-0!

A long throw is flicked on to Flynn Downes, whose shot from close range is half-saved by Mads Hermansen. The ball is bobbling towards the line, before Hermansen gratefully smothers it.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man Utd are not offering enough in the final third.

There's not the understanding between Alejandro Garnacho, Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford. That's been the story of their season.

Brentford are a well balanced team.

Good saves at both ends at Old Trafford. This time it's United's Andre Onana, flinging himself to his left to push away a beautifully-struck curler from Brentford captain Christian Norgaard.

Almost the opener. Newcastle's Anthony Gordon whips in a deep corner at the far post which Joelinton leaps to meet but heads just wide.